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US and Ukraine sign minerals after months of negotiations

The United States and Kyiv have signed an agreement on the parts of the sales from the future sale of Ukrainian minerals and rare earths, and seal a deal that Donald Trump will provide an economic incentive for the United States and further invested in the defense of Ukraine, and its reconstruction after he has conveyed a peace agreement with Russia.

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Kristi Noem says

Kristi Noem, the secretary of the US Homeland Security, said if Kilmar Ábrego García was sent back to the USA, the Trump administration would “deport him again immediately”. Ábrego García is a Salvadorian man whom the Trump government falsely deported from Maryland last month. As a federal judge, Noem's comments come again as a federal judge to provide information about its previous efforts in order to meet your command to recall Ábreo García from a prison of El Salvador.

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Behind the scenes, the Trump government was in contact with the Salvadorian President Nayib Bukele in the past few days about the detention of Kilmar Ábrego García, and the man, who was wrongly deported to a notorious prison in El Salvador, after two people familiar with the matter.

The type of discussion and its purpose was not clear, since several Trump officials said that the government was not interested in his return.

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Trump presses journalist to accept the doctoral photo as a real

Donald Trump opened an ABC journalist in a tense television interview to mark 100 days of his second term in which he, among other things, prompted the correspondent Terry Moran to agree to agree that a doctoral photo was actually real and said to him: “Why don't you just say yes.”

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The US economy shrinks in Trump 2.0 in the first quarter

The US economy shrank for official data in the first three months of the year and triggered the fears of an American recession and global economic slowdown. Donald Trump, who returned to the White House and promised to “make America great again,” Joe Biden tried to blame for the figure.

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US Court of Court for Religious Public Charter Schools Open

The conservative majority of the Supreme Court of the United States seemed open to establish the country's first public religious school because they took a case that could have a significant impact on the separation of the church and the state.

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Columbia Student freed freely after the release of the federal judge ordered

Mohsen Mahdawi left the arrest of immigration after a federal judge ordered his release in Vermont. The Palestinian Green Card holder and student at Columbia University was arrested and arranged by the Trump administration on April 14, although it was not accused of crime.

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